Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-24
Small Fire at the Bay.

pcopyrf9h, 1857, 6yae California Associaf u Press
San Francisco, June 23d.-A fire broke
OUT TINS afternoon in the studio of TIE Art
ASSOCIATION, on Pine street, between Kearny
ara montgomery streets. The pupils we're
IN attendance at the time, and in the starn-
peoe which took place considerable dam-
age was done to the art works scattered
about the room. The flames were on the
roof and were quickly subdued The
buildings were damaged about 5000, and
the damage by smoke and water will reach.
sl,500. The origin of the FIRE was defect
i've iue.
Marysvilie 10 Knighs's Landing.
lcoPwt0a, 1857, by he California associated Pres
MARYsyILLE, June 23d.-A private dis
patch to the Al~T~i from San Francisco
this evening says that F. c. Lusk, of Chico.
and Messrs. Decker and Jewett. at con-
ference with the Southern Pacific Com
pany, secured greatly improved train facll-
-ities on the Marysville road, and the com
pauy will doubtless before long rebuild the
road to Knights Landing. This news was
hailed In MarysVille with great satisfaction.
The Narrow-Gauge Sale.
IGopyigt. 1887. BY the California Associated Pres
SAN Francisco, June 23d.-ISpecial /
The Cal will say tomorrow: The sale of
the South Pacific Coast Railroad TO the
Southern Pacific was consummated to-day
by the payment to Senator Fair of $500. 600
worth OF bonds, signed and stamped This
cllnches the transaction, and the actual
transfer will be made shortly.
Fresno's Improvement.
ICepyri9, 1887, by tie California 4ssooiatecl Pres
FRESNO, June 23d-The election vester
day resulted in favor of issuing bonds of
the city for improvements, as follows,
For school-houses, S25 900; for protection
from overflow, $f2,500; for Fire Depart
ment $4,000. The vote was almost
unanimous in favor of the bonds.
Citizens improvement" Meeting.
Copyright, 1887, By the California issocia,ed Press
SAN FRANcIsco, June 23d.-TSpecial. i
At the mass meeting of citizens at the
Grand Opera House tonight there was a
large attendance. The object of the meet
ing was to devise ways and means to in
crease the attractiveness of the city. The
meeting was addressed by A. J. Bryant,
Colonel Flournoy, Senator p. j. Murphy
and p. B. Flint.
Chinamsn Fatally Stabbed.
[Copyst, 1887, by G,e California Assocate Pres.
SAN Francisco, June 23d.-TSpecial. IA
row occurred in Chinese cigar factory on
Commercial street this afternoon, and Len
All Sew was stabbed twice in the neck IA
tally by Low All Tong. The stabber was
arrested and charged with murder.
Drowned at Reddipg.
REDpING. June 23d.-Willie Jones, a bov
10 years of age, while playing with some
other boys at the sawmill at this place this
morning, accidentally fell in the river, and
was drowned before his father, who is
watchman at the mill, could possibly get
him out.
A Fresno Syren.
ICopyigh 1857, by Ge Catf fornia Associated Press.
FRESNO, June 23d.-Judge Harris, of the
superior Court. to-day sentenced Eva How
ard to three years Imprisonment at San
Quentin for robbing man.
New Case of Smallpox.
icOpwigi, 1887, by ac California associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 23d.-[Speciall.-I
BeDJamin II. Piper, one of the crew of the
Collma on her last passage from Panama.
walked into the Receiving Hospital to-
night to be treated. The doctor discovered
that he had the smallpox. Piper was sent
to the pest-house.
A Damaging Wind.
ICopyris 1857, by The California associated ProssI
YREKA, June 23d.-A heavy wind at 7
o'clock last night blew down three build
ings at Montague and damaged others No
persons injured.
AT Their California Home.
lcopylght. 1887, by the California associated Pressl
SANTA ANA, June 23d.-Count and Count
ess Bozenta (Modjeska) are stopping at
their fayorlte summer resort, TWENTY-FIVE
miles southeast OF Santa Ana.
Strange Mrs. ButterfieId.
Copyright, 1887 by tie California associated Pressl
SAN Francisco June Odd -TSnerial L
Annie J. Butterfield, supposed to be Mrs.
Brooks. the alleged missing heiress, left for
Kansas City to-day.